ZZP LNF IC With Increased Clearance Option
edit- I see what you mean. It's still wrong in the drop-downs. I'll have Tim fix it. Thanks.
awww! additional cost for a smaller one? well new castings what can you expect.
you think you could offer a trade in program? if the used IC is in good enough condition you could take the old for a discount of the increased clearance model and sell it as a "ZZP certified used" part
you think you could offer a trade in program? if the used IC is in good enough condition you could take the old for a discount of the increased clearance model and sell it as a "ZZP certified used" part
Why not just re-design the end tanks so you can use the same core size and just scrap the old style and doesn't fit as well? That way you just need to make one unit that will work for everyone.
No hate at all, just a question.
No hate at all, just a question.
There isn't a fitment issue with the standard IC. The XC model was designed for people who want more ground clearance. We feel that our standard IC is the best IC on the market, so I am sure we will continue to sell it for a while.
awww! additional cost for a smaller one? well new castings what can you expect.
you think you could offer a trade in program? if the used IC is in good enough condition you could take the old for a discount of the increased clearance model and sell it as a "ZZP certified used" part
you think you could offer a trade in program? if the used IC is in good enough condition you could take the old for a discount of the increased clearance model and sell it as a "ZZP certified used" part
Because the rows that are removed are not directly in the path of airflow coming through the opening in the bumper skin, the performance is not affected nearly as much as the reduction in size might otherwise suggest. You should be looking at 90-95% of the cooling ability of the standard model, but it will always vary a little based on the situation.
Because the rows that are removed are not directly in the path of airflow coming through the opening in the bumper skin, the performance is not affected nearly as much as the reduction in size might otherwise suggest. You should be looking at 90-95% of the cooling ability of the standard model, but it will always vary a little based on the situation.
That's what I figured.
Can't wait to get it and install it.
Yes.
Last edited by Matt M; Oct 26, 2011 at 11:41 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Hey, my stock intercooler blew out on the passenger side end tank yesterday (like 99% of them). I am lowered on Eibach Sportline springs. Is this new version bolt on, meaning it will accept the stock hot and cold side charge pipes? They are not warrantying the intercooler because there is a light cosmetic scratch on the bottom condensation tank. PM me please.
Hey, my stock intercooler blew out on the passenger side end tank yesterday (like 99% of them). I am lowered on Eibach Sportline springs. Is this new version bolt on, meaning it will accept the stock hot and cold side charge pipes? They are not warrantying the intercooler because there is a light cosmetic scratch on the bottom condensation tank. PM me please.
I wish we would have them for black Friday, but we won't. The ones we received were made for fitment testing, to test the cores, etc... We won't have a full batch complete for a couple months.
I got mine in, and after running out of time, I didn't get the lower charge pipe installed. That will come soon. There were some issues and you will see them in the pics. It is tilted slightly, the pics exaggerate this a bit due to the angle. I installed the ZZP Upper charge pipe at the same time.
Keep in mind that this was a rush install, I needed my DD back and it had a ruptured IC, so maybe there was something else I could have done to get better alignment.
This one shows the two parts (the weld on the IC and that little tab poking out above it) that contact preventing the brackets from lining up vertically. It was also a bit off to the drivers side. I notched the bumper with a grinder a bit and it worked since the bumper mounts can move in their slots. If the brackets were slotted a little bit, this wouldn't be an issue.

These two show the very large amount of clearance you get when it is installed.

Keep in mind that this was a rush install, I needed my DD back and it had a ruptured IC, so maybe there was something else I could have done to get better alignment.
This one shows the two parts (the weld on the IC and that little tab poking out above it) that contact preventing the brackets from lining up vertically. It was also a bit off to the drivers side. I notched the bumper with a grinder a bit and it worked since the bumper mounts can move in their slots. If the brackets were slotted a little bit, this wouldn't be an issue.

These two show the very large amount of clearance you get when it is installed.

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